Will Loss or Reduction of Income Due to Illness Affect ROC I-751?

[Gregory&Dyn 113]

Hi folks

 

My wife and I are getting around to piecing together her ROC I-751 packet. For much of 2018, I was very ill and hospitalized for an extended period of time. In all, I missed eight months of work before returning to the office. As a result, my income for 2019 was remarkably low compared to the years previous. Will this dramatic drop in my most recent tax year affect the outcome of Dyn's ROC I-751? Additionally, I am looking for clarity on how many tax years I should include transcripts with the I-751.

 

Thank you to all who respond and share with us

 

Greg and Dyn

[Liam2021 551]

Answer: NO.

[Crazy Cat 39,193]

18 minutes ago, Gregory&Dyn said:

Hi folks

 

My wife and I are getting around to piecing together her ROC I-751 packet. For much of 2018, I was very ill and hospitalized for an extended period of time. In all, I missed eight months of work before returning to the office. As a result, my income for 2019 was remarkably low compared to the years previous. Will this dramatic drop in my most recent tax year affect the outcome of Dyn's ROC I-751? Additionally, I am looking for clarity on how many tax years I should include transcripts with the I-751.

 

Thank you to all who respond and share with us

 

Greg and Dyn

Income is not a factor in Removal of Conditions.  I would include all tax forms since marriage.

[jr_2016 3]

7 hours ago, Lucky Cat said:

Income is not a factor in Removal of Conditions.  I would include all tax forms since marriage.

Hi @Lucky Cat — I mistakenly didn’t submit tax transcript for the only year(2016) I sent TX documents(sent only our joint 1040 for federal and tax)with ROC that we filled together. Next year we filled for tax extension, but got separated before Oct tax filling, then we filled separately — so I didn’t submit anything for that year(2017) and the following year(2018) which I filled separately on my own. 
 

To show financial tie, I did submit all of our two joint checking accounts’ statements (we added each other on our personal accounts) for about 2 years we were married. I was trying some day trading, so there was frequent transfer of a few thousands every month between our accounts. Showed the wedding reception payments we made, which unfortunately never happened, so we lost some deposit for that — I submitted the receipt, highlighted bank statements and all for that transaction. 

 

There were also receipts(almost every week for about the entire duration of our marriage) from our marriage counselors and a letter from one of them who met with us the majority of those sessions.

 

sent photos from almost weekly MLB and NHL games that we went in Saint Louise, our travels to multiple cities in the States, a few visits to Canada, and a cruise trip in Europe. Electricity bills, rent, rental agreement(we paid double rent to stay together for the first six months, bcz condo land lord wouldn’t let her break the lease and wouldn’t allow my dogs.. so much drama, but I’m stating this to explain that we had to pay a price to live together. I submitted letters, documents and highlighted bank transactions to show them the details regarding that)

 

I just totally forgot to send the tax transcript for 2016. Im hoping for ROC they don’t ask for more documents, or summon me for another interview. 

but for AOS we submitted both of our tax transcripts for the previous three years(2013, 2014, 2015). 

 

I’m asking if Tax Transcript or documents necessary at all since it seemed to me this is primarily to show financial ties, and I have submitted many other documents for that also.